Daily Archive: July 11, 2015

Steve Hillage Band – Live At Hyde Park – 1976 – Past Daily Backstage Weekend 0

Steve Hillage Band – Live At Hyde Park – 1976 – Past Daily Backstage Weekend

  – Steve Hillage Band – Live at Hyde Park, London – September 18, 1976 – The ever-popular Steve Hillage this weekend, in concert at Hyde Park in London on September 18, 1976. Hillage was known for years as one of the founding members of Gong, the preeminent Prog band...

Michael Harrington Has A Word About Socialism vs. Liberalism In 1970 – Weekend Reference Room 0

Michael Harrington Has A Word About Socialism vs. Liberalism In 1970 – Weekend Reference Room

  – Harper’s Magazine: At Issue – Socialism vs. Liberalism – Michael Harrington – 1970 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection The word Socialism has been creeping into our national conversation a lot lately, along with a lot of opinions, conceptions and misconceptions as to what it is. In 1970, Socialism...

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